—ljreader Farming, Saturday, Jan. 18. 1975 16 TRY A CLASSIFIED AD Madison Silos Division Otflcs, W.O. Box 271, Madison, Wls. 53701 MADISON SILOS Div Chromalloy American Corp. Io7oStemmeb Rd Ephrata. Penna 17522 Phone 733-1206 LOCAL DEALERS MESSICKFARM EQUIPMENT INC. Elizabethtown 367-1319 FRANK SNYDER 859-2688 Akron SOLLENBERGERFARM CALEB WENGER SUPPLY Quarryville 548-2116 .. Cent o e [P 0 n rt ’ Phone 215-926-7671 NEW CAGE FEEDING SYSTEM Feed is your biggest out-of-pocket cost. Cut it just 1 percent - without cutting production - and that’s money in your pocket. Our new cage feeder helps you do just that. Because it'uses a new feeding principle poultrymen have proved will work. It’s our experience birds prefer feed that hasn’t been picked over They eat more, convert feed better and are more productive So we designed our new cage feeding system to deliver fresh, fine-ground feed-f or crumbles to every bird in a iclosed tube WE SELL, SERVICE and INSTALL ®SB® E. M. HERR ohbi. ■> Made to work. Built to last. LANDIS BROS. INC. Lancaster 393-3906 CARL L. SHIRK Lebanon 717-274-1436 R.D.I, Willow Street Area Farm Tax Meet Scheduled To prepare a better tax return, all farmers and tax practitioners interested in Increasing their knowledge in income tax reporting and tax management should attend the 1975 area Farm Income Tax Meeting. The objectives of the one day meeting are to discus; (1) changes in the federal tax laws affecting farmers, (2) answer questions con cerning tax reports and management practices, and '3) state income tax Holstein dub Meets Paul King of Atglen was recently elected president of the Chester County Holstein Club. Other officers elected were Les High, Vice- president; Bob Pepple, Secretary; George Lam born, Junior Activities Chairman. Don Hostetter and Glen Freese are the club’s sales representatives. Dave Weaver is the show chairman for the coming year. On November 14, 1974 the Chester County Holstein Club had their annual banquet at Upper Octorara Church, Parkesburg. Ninety five members and guests were present. The Sandy Hill Quartet sang several selections after which the new directors were elected. Glen Freese March of Dimes volun teers in many cities make prenatal care information in English and Spanish available throughout low income areas. 717-464-3321 reporting. The program will be held on Wednesday, January 22, 1975 at the Lancaster Farm and Home Center, Rt 72 and Rt3o intersection on Arcadia Rd., beginning at 10 a.m. and lasting until around 3 p.m. Speakers for the program will be Jesse Cooper and B. Wayne Kelly from the Farm Management Extension Department, Pennsylvania State University. Some of the subjects being was elected to represent the club as State Director. Ed Lawrie, Jeff Yoder, and Nelson Stoltzfus were elected as new directors. Les High presented the youth awards. Jim Stanton was awarded the Distinguished Junior Member Award. Sandy Evan’s cow brought her the honors of the Milk & Fat Contest. Three awards were given in 4-H Holstein Achievement. Ernest Stoltzfus received the First Year Division; Nancy Yamall, the Junior Division and Steven Mason, the Senior Division. The club is planning to participate in the State Calf Sale in April. They also plan to have a tour in March and a county Black & White Show at Goshen Fair this year. THE VAN DALE Van Dale’s Vacuum uqu,u easy features hog farmers want # 3Q foot O^raarSSSST Agrimotion equipme VAN 1 DALE covered include filing dates for regular and prorated taxable income; depreciation methods and rates; investment tax credit; tax savings in the retirement program, in voluntary conversions, in come tax changes, reporting state taxes, how to get back taxes, and capital gains and losses among others. For more information, or A registration fee of $5.00 to make reservations, will be collected from each contact the Agricultural family unit on the day of the Extension Office, in your meeting to cover the cost of county. Place Your Order NOW for January deliveries & SAVE BIG CASH DISCOUNTS. ORGANIC plant || [ ANHYDROUS AMMONIA J FOOD CO. 2313 Norman Rd.. Lancaster, Pa. Ph. 397-5152 materials. The Farmer'* Income Tax Guide, 1975 United States Master Tax Guide, and other materials will be available. Advance registration would be important to make sure enough materials are available and room and meal accommodations are suf ficient. '
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